Trying to see The Invite was kind of a hassle due to lack of access and finding the time to see it. I finally ended up seeing this last Friday. Literally only staring 4 people (the 4 you see in the picture above), Olivia Wilde (who's also the film's director) throws a sort-of last minute dinner party for her strange neighbors Penelope Cruz and Edward Norton, much to her husband Seth Rogen's annoyance.
The movie was very good and EXTREMELY well acted. The film takes place in literally one location and could've easily become super boring. But the clever directing and strong performances from the actors kept that from happening. Considering Wilde's last project (Don't Worry Darling👎🏾) completely and deservedly crashed and burned, It's a miracle this movie turned out as good as it did.
The awkwardness stemmed from the obviously unhappy marriage of Rogen and Wilde and the exotic activities of Cruz and Norton. If one couple wasn't arguing, then the other would expose either disturbing or heartbreaking facts about themselves. The dialogue of the film also felt natural and organic. This film was very well balanced and well paced.
I give this movie a thumbs up👍🏾. Thanks For Reading
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